
The Farmington Engagement Confederate Cem serves as a silent reminder of the Civil War history that shaped this landscape in Marshall and Bedford counties. The terrain transitions from the relatively open Liberty Valley in the north to the more complex ridges and hollows of the south, where Elk Ridge and Poplar Ridge dominate. Small rural communities like Belfast, Farmington, and Palmetto are connected by a network of country lanes, including Old Farmington Rd and Fishing Ford Rd. Genealogists will find a high density of family and community burial grounds, such as Bills Cem, Head Springs Cem, and Temple Cem. The drainage patterns of East Rock Creek and Belfast Cr provide the natural structure for a region that maintains a largely agricultural and residential character, anchored on the western edge by the outskirts of Lewisburg.
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1936 Belfast
Marshall County, TN

1936 Campbells Station
Marshall County, TN

1936 Farmington
Marshall County, TN

1936 Verona
Marshall County, TN

1947 Farmington
Marshall County, TN

1947 Verona
Marshall County, TN

1949 Belfast
Marshall County, TN

1949 Campbells Station
Marshall County, TN

1951 Belfast
Marshall County, TN

1951 Campbells Station
Marshall County, TN

2022 Belfast
Marshall County, TN

2022 Campbells Station
Marshall County, TN

2022 Farmington
Marshall County, TN

2022 Verona
Marshall County, TN